Chelsea Gerbitz was born on April 29th, 1990. Chelsea was the daughter of Danny and Janelle Gerbitz and the sister of Chancy Gerbitz. She was a very genuine, sweet, and always had open arms to those who needed it. She was involved in Cheerleading at Augusta Highschool as well as other hobbies such as singing, going to the lake, and hanging out with her friends. Chelsea didn't have a long life, especially if you ask those who knew her. She died at the age of 16 in her new Tiburon that she got for her birthday. Chelsea, also known as "Chelly" to those who were close to her, died in a car accident on a dirt road after losing control and crashing into a tree. Her parents and friends went on to keep her memory alive by having a scholarship in her name given to those who Danny, Janelle, and Chancy were most rewarding for the scholarship. Chelsea's birthdays as well as death date are still celebrated by the Gerbitz and her close relatives or friends as she is terribly missed by all of those she touched with her sweet, generous, loving heart.
Chelsea Gerbitz was born on April 29th, 1990. Chelsea was the daughter of Danny and Janelle Gerbitz and the sister of Chancy Gerbitz. She was a very genuine, sweet, and always had open arms to those who needed it. She was involved in Cheerleading at Augusta Highschool as well as other hobbies such as singing, going to the lake, and hanging out with her friends. Chelsea didn't have a long life, especially if you ask those who knew her. She died at the age of 16 in her new Tiburon that she got for her birthday. Chelsea, also known as "Chelly" to those who were close to her, died in a car accident on a dirt road after losing control and crashing into a tree. Her parents and friends went on to keep her memory alive by having a scholarship in her name given to those who Danny, Janelle, and Chancy were most rewarding for the scholarship. Chelsea's birthdays as well as death date are still celebrated by the Gerbitz and her close relatives or friends as she is terribly missed by all of those she touched with her sweet, generous, loving heart.
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